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Industry of Things World Asia 2019 | July 11 - 12, 2019 Singapore WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY JULY 10 JULY 11 JULY 12 POCKET AGENDA BOOK NOW July 11 - 12, 2019 Marina Bay Sands Congress Center, Singapore https://www.industryofthingsworldasia.com WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY JULY 10 JULY 11 JULY 12 11:00 AM - 1:45 PM Exclusive visit of the innovation space of Accenture in Singapore Join us for an exclusive visit of the innovation space of Accenture in Singapore on 10 July 2019 from 11:00 am to 1:45pm . We will arrange 2-way shuttle service from Marina Bay Sands Hotel. Located at South Beach Tower, just a few steps from the Industry of Things World Asia at Marina Bay Sands, the new space provides an immersive and interactive state-of-the-art environment where you can see real use case and scenarios of how emerging technologies such as Applied Intelligence, Blockchain, Augmented Reality and analytics are being used to drive a strategic advantage in the industry. Get a better understanding of how technologies can bring better business outcomes. Places are limited to 40 conference attendees, so if you haven’t already secured your spot, get in contact now! We will be meeting the bus at 10:45am at the bus “MBS B1 Coach Bay” indicated on the map below: 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM Industrial IoT - The Bootcamp Join the information and real-world experience packed Industrial IoT Bootcamp to define how IIoT will change your business. The Industrial IoT represents a major shift in how information flows and needs to be managed. Join the IoT Boot Camp for a deep grounding in the concepts behind IIoT and how to make your organisation ready for the future. Expert speakers will take a deep dive on key topics like AI, sensors, automation, IT architecture big data and innovation to give you all the tools you need to make the most of IIoT within your enterprise. Location: Marina Bay Sands Conference Center, Level 4, Simpor room 4601AB & 4602 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM (1) Industrial IoT Bootcamp: Secured IoT Interoperability from Sensor to IT Enterprise Secured Interoperability is the key enabler to connect your device, machine or service with plug and produce experience. Learn about the world largest eco- system for industrial interoperability, including the open source framework OPC UA which have been reviewed by international security experts. This presentation is about the differences between IIoT and Industrie4.0 but also about what connectivity does not enough: Why is semantic interoperability the key for the Industrial IoT, M2M and Industrie 4.0? What connectivity does not enough: why is semantic interoperability the key for the Industrial IoT, M2M and Industrie 4.0? Why OPC Unified Architecture is required to name your product “Industrie 4.0 compliant”? What are role do initiatives like IIC, Platform Industrie 4.0, Japanese IVI, China 2025, and Korea Manufacturing have to play and how do we make sure they are all connected? How is collaboration transforming information integration between IT and OT? Stefan Hoppe, Vice President, OPC Foundation 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM (2) Industrial IoT Bootcamp: Cognitive approaches to maintenance Cognitive approaches to maintenance offer potential solutions to organizations that face challenges related to unplanned machine downtime. How can cognitive approaches help speed time and drive flexible automation for organizations challenged in configuring machines quickly to increase flexibility? Apply intelligent capabilities, machine learning and anomaly prediction to detect the unknown Enhance IIoT initiatives with new R&D strategies Merge sensor data with business information to prioritize failure management strategies Utilize cognitive anomaly detection to address the challenges that data scientists face Predict critical asset failure in real time with cognitive anomaly detection and prediction Amit Verma, Sr. VP, Digital Transformation for Procurement & Supply Chain, Reliance Industries Limited 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM (3) Industrial IoT Bootcamp: Addressing IoT Ecosystem Collaboration & Organizational Paradox in Digital Transformation CK Vishwakarma, Founder, IoTSG Industry of Things World Asia 2019 | July 11 - 12, 2019 Singapore https://www.industryofthingsworldasia.com WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY JULY 10 JULY 11 JULY 12 4:30 PM - 5:00 PM Networking and Afternoontea Break Get a cup of tea and let all the information sink in. Don’t forget to network with your fellow participants! 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM (4) INDUSTRIAL IOT BOOTCAMP: Designing the system that makes the products – The use of design thinking and industrial analytics in production and supply chain design There’s many different reasons why an Industrie 4.0 project can fail. It can go over budget, go behind schedule, not be accepted by the end users, be too complicated, or simply not work as advertised. But there’s only one way an Industrie 4.0 project can be successful. And that if it adds real value to the manufacturing company. The value may be found in increased capabilities such as increased consistency, increased productivity, increased flexibility, or increased agility. Or the value may be found in reduced costs such as reduced labor costs, reduced material costs, reduced energy costs, or lower levels of rework and waste. And, for an Industrie 4.0 project to be successful, it has to be about more than just the technology. It can’t be just a technology project. It has to be about delivering real benefits to the company. Even if an Industrie 4.0 project comes in under budget, ahead of schedule, and has the newest and coolest technology on the market, if it doesn’t deliver real value to the company, it is a failure. Join us in the World Café as we discuss many different techniques for finding payback for Industrie 4.0 projects: Providing significant new capabilities and processes Reducing capital costs and reducing operating costs Empowering teams and improving decision-making Creating new and better ways of doing business Metrics and measuring both tangible and intangible payback Brandon Lee, Chairman of the APAC board, MESA International 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM ICEBREAKER SESSIONS: Break the ice and get the show on the road What is the Icebreaker Session? The Icebreaker session takes place on the evening before the event starts. Just when everyone arrives, we are inviting you to join us for some early networking and give you the chance to settle in the atmosphere of the event. This is the time and place to share your thought-provoking ideas and get things off an interesting start. Glass in hand, make your way around the round tables, discuss and network with the speakers and business partners. We invite you to a unique location and allow you to get to know your fellow conferences attendees in a relaxed and interactive setting. How is it organised? In order to launch the conference, relevant topics and questions will be touched on moderators at their round tables. Without slides, moderators will present their project or thoughts on a particular approach and enter into an open discussion with interested participants. During the Icebreaker Session, participants can move freely between the round tables and get involved in conversation. Discussions evolve, either led by the moderator or on a personal basis between individual participants. Break the ice and get the show on the road! 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (1) Icebreaker Round Table: Digital Manufacturing Transformation - the next wave of opportunities for productivity improvements and new revenue streams Digital transformation is a process leveraging unprecedented levels of data from machines, smart assets, predictive equipment The broad deployment of digital technology requires rethinking both business and operating models: it changes the way an organization works and can create value Analytics and data make the difference: they drive performance, long term growth and adaptability IT and OT convergence is key to succeed; new skills are required Early IoT investments are driving results: productivity improvements and reduction in operating costs, improved quality and better coordination with customers Bob Murphy, Senior Vice President Connected Enterprise Consulting, Rockwell Automation 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (2) Icebreaker Round Table: Pillars of Industry 4.0 Transformation Success Enterprise-wide mindset & vision Real-time data ecosystem IIoT, visibility through sensorization Automation and optmization Willson Deng, Chairman, Singapore Manufacturing Consortium 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (3) Icebreaker Round Table: Defining and future-proofing Industrial IoT Architectures – Cloud, Edge, Fog and more What are the benefits of Edge computing over cloud and traditional architectures? How do we migrate to modern architectures and how do we deal with legacy? What are the considerations when decide where to house data and where to analyse? Dr Hong H. Ong, Senior Director, MIMOS Berhad Industry of Things World Asia 2019 | July 11 - 12, 2019 Singapore https://www.industryofthingsworldasia.com WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY JULY 10 JULY 11 JULY 12 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (4) Icebreaker Round Table: Data Governance and Policies in Industrial IoT CK Vishwakarma, Founder, IoTSG WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY JULY 10 JULY 11 JULY 12 07:30 AM - 08:10 AM REGISTRATION & IoT Asia COMMUNITY WALL The official registration for the conference: Pick up your name batch, take a Polaroid photo for the IoT Asia Community Wall, use your personalized matchmaking app, make first contacts & plan meetings and get started. Welcome to the IoT Asia 2019! 08:10 AM - 08:30 AM Welcoming and Introduction by we.conect and the Conference Chair Andrea Götz, Director for Conferences in Industrial IoT, we.CONECT Global Leaders
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